RE: [Icplus-users] iContract and iContractPlus status

[Blake F. <bfl...@pa...>]

Brian,

Sadly, iContract seems to be totally dead. I've been on the mailing list
for maybe 6 months now and yours is literally the first message I've
seen.

There is an RFE on Sun's Bug Parade that you could vote for. I think
it's around the 5th most voted for request. I hate to admit it, but I
don't think DBC will ever be a big part of Java. I can't believe such a
useful feature hasn't found its way into more languages!

Regards,
Blake Flaming

-----Original Message-----
From: icp...@li...
[mailto:icp...@li...] On Behalf Of Brian
Wallis
Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 5:39 PM
To: icp...@li...
Cc: in...@re...; rin...@us...
Subject: [Icplus-users] iContract and iContractPlus status


G'day,
	Being an Eiffel user for many years (off and on) and also more
recently a 
java fan I am very interested in using iContract and the tools that go
with 
it.

Unfortunatly it seems to be all but dead from what I can see. Is this
true? 

Since the iContract tool itself seems to be a closed source tool I would

suppose that it can die if not actively supported by the owner. That
would be 
very sad. 

Design by Contract is probably one of the most under appreciated tools
we have 
that would enable the production of high quality, reliable and reusable 
software.

If anyone can enlighten me on the status of iContract I would be most 
appreciative.

regards,
brian wallis...



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